called from userspace, and that messes things up.
Thanks to Mark Kettenis to pointing out that not using an alt stack
solved the "loop on gdb sig continuation" issue.
- Rename run_prog() to run_program() and remove the 'errmsg' argument (almost
never used).
- Be consistent about #define<space> in defs.h
- Allow BSDFFS partitions to be FFSv1 or FFSv2 (fixes PR install/23547)
- i386: install correct bootblocks for root filesystem type.
- Do 'fsck -p' before all mounts (but never a full fsck), rename fsck_xxx()
to mount_xxx() and remove some wrapper functions.
- Allow root to be an APPLEUFS partition - and allow them to be newfsed,
should fix PR install/23198
- Redo fstab processing for upgrade to avoid large static data items and
memory leaks. Change walk() to abort on user defined error.
(the fstab stuff really needs more work though...)
- i386: 'Warp' cursor to alternate option when selecting console/bootblocks,
should fix PR port-i386/23546.
- Allow MENU_ok and MENU_yesno to take user defined title.
- Ensure that mountpoint not defined for swap (and similar issues) when
editing netbsd label.
- Tweaks to error handling in run_program(), allow user to say that errors
are expected or that the display shouldn't be cleared before returning.
- Remove some old code that has been festering under #if 0
> - condition-codes should be set from (unmodified) srclen vs. dstlen
> instead from the modified (register-) values after completion.
>
> - for MOVTUC the V-bit should be set if the esc-char was found.
>
> - the arguments for comparison should be reversed.
>
> - count is unsigned word, but for condition-codes the comparison
> should be done with signed words (ie. N = srclen LSS dstlen)
accepted. However, this time this behavor is not the default. Instead
it must enabled by using the LOCAL_CONNWAIT socket option on either the
connecting or accepting socket.
period, not the second time.
Use UINT64_MAX (from Klaus Klein).
Remove trailing blank line.
XXX: 12000 still isn't right - values around 11800 have been observed.
_eprol@GOTPCREL, it resolved it internally as a PC-relative instruction,
getting garbage, since the needed value is in the GOT. Add a CPP hook
to export it explicitly, this makes it work. Only active on amd64. XXX
used for argument passing, plus %rax (used to pass the number of float
arguments to varargs functions), to avoid having it clobber caller-saved
registers. mcount is emitted "under the radar", so the compiler doesn't
know it should do this.
Change the kernel mcount entry/exit macros to use plain cli/sti, like on i386.
lukem